ASSET MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY SOFTWARE SOLUTION (CMMS)

Description

CalMac Ferries Ltd are looking to purchase an Asset Management Technology Software Solution to control planned and unplanned maintenance of its vessels and buildings. This will be via a CMMS which must be Type Approved for vessel use. CalMac Ferries Limited (CFL) is one of the largest transport operators in Scotland, operating 35 ferries and 53 ports, harbours and slipways on behalf of the Scottish Government under the Clyde and Hebrides Ferry Services (CHFS) contract. CFL is seeking to procure modern, commercial, off the shelf and market-proven Asset Management CMMS software which: 1. Requires zero or minimum development effort to satisfy CFL’s outcomes 2. Can be supported through implementation services including configuration, training and integration with CFL’s Finance systems. Contract The contract for this service will be let for an initial four-year duration, which will include an implementation period and a period of live running, followed by four, auto-renewed periods of 12 months, each of which is at CFL's option. In advance of each renewal, CFL may elect not to renew, at its sole discretion, at 60 days’ notice. The total contract duration is eight years. CFL will contract with the most economically advantageous bidder, and the resultant contract will be available for novation to any subsequent operator of the CHFS contract. It is intended that the contract could be applied for the benefit of CFL’s parent company, David MacBrayne Limited (DML), DML subsidiaries or any other entities formed by DML. The services agreement appointing CFL’s chosen service provider is provided as part of the procurement, allowing bidders to develop their fully costed proposals by reference to a pre-existing set of contractual terms. A copy of the Contract is provided in the supplier attachment area within the PCS Tender portal. Information To the extent that anything in the procurement documents contradicts statements made during any premarket engagement, the procurement documents shall take precedence.